swypych

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by swypych 9mo ago
no Big Buck Bunny...
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by swypych 3y ago
"1. Nostr is not a social network." Someone should really change the marketing CTA. "A decentralized social network with a chance of working" I can see why people would think this.
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by swypych 4y ago
I really wish they would put this as a percentage of total employees. "The new reorganisation brings the total amount of job cuts announced by new Chief Executive Roy Jakobs in recent months to 10,000, or around 13% of Philips' cu
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by swypych 4y ago
It is a mental health issue, it is treatable, and it is preventable. There is a lot of literature on the topic, and awareness is an important aspect to treating this mental health issue. I never got the sense people are shaming the person,
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by swypych 4y ago
You are not alone
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by swypych 5y ago
In Canada, the duty of care, or fiduciary responsibility of the directors is to the corporation. This can be shareholders, environment, employees, and anything else that makes up the corp. This is a fairly recent ruling and is vague but I t
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by swypych 5y ago
"It's a nice thought experiment, but in my mind I think the world would be a better place without excel. " I agree with most everything you said, however, proliferation of programming and automation is a net win in my books,
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by swypych 5y ago
ownership issues aside, the "magic" under the hood is not a problem assuming it actually works. Its when the magic breaks, or works in unexpected ways, then it becomes a problem. Magic is also progress, and progress is usually goo
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by swypych 5y ago
The legacy design is called a trompe, here is a video of how it worked from Ragged Chutes Air plant near Cobalt, Ontario Canada. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UtYLVLkWyGc
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by swypych 6y ago
This provides very little incentive for future good actors to search for these exploits... I had no idea the reward would be so low.
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by swypych 6y ago
The problem I see with these companies, where HW is the focus and not SW, is that their tech stack is a joke. I have no faith in their security models, or their ability to protect my privacy. These features always feel like they have been j
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by swypych 6y ago
This is super telling and Ballmer understands the impact of this relatively small decision and its ripple effect it will have for other municipalities. From a long term perspective, my bet is on Linux.
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by swypych 6y ago
http://content.time.com/time/world/article/0,8599,2054093,00... For the lazy
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by swypych 6y ago
I would love to see the user acquisition model they used to calculate the viability of this business move. If a Wink Product manager is reading this, please make notes and in a couple of years when the Wink Lawyers are long gone, please cre
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by swypych 6y ago
Either way, he should know better to not speak about something that he is not an expert in. His job right now is to keep society calm and rational, and I feel he is doing the exact opposite. I imagine most of us have been in technical meeti
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by swypych 6y ago
10th time, wow! admire the dedication.
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by swypych 7y ago
I was actually thinking Trudeau is telegraphing from his talks with other G7 countries, that other countries are going to close borders soon, and if you want to come home you should move now.
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by swypych 7y ago
Im really hoping the Premiers now start closing businesses and shut stuff down.
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by swypych 7y ago
This happens all the time, to famous and non-famous people. US citizens have no rights to enter Canada. Also the right to refuse people actually further legitimizes the Canadian Government.
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by swypych 7y ago
I love these stories, Neil was basically able to create a business on what essentially amounts to hack.
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by swypych 7y ago
For the lazy https://www.theguardian.com/technology/blog/2009/jan/01/zune...
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by swypych 7y ago
This. It's sad to say but people are not rewarded by going with a perceived riskier option in an effort to save a couple 100k. You go with what works and proven, and with what will make your life the easiest. If AWS goes down, then its
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by swypych 7y ago
For what it does, I don't think so, seems like a bargain.
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by swypych 7y ago
right?! short of listing all the browsers and renders out there I think they did ok.
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by swypych 7y ago
I can see your perspective, I don't think you are wrong. I bought my house in 2014 and thought the very same thing. I eventually made the decision that my house is not an investment, it's a home, which will I will use for shelter,
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by swypych 7y ago
What social contract? People keep saying this but can you please enlighten me as to what this is. Where it is written?
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by swypych 7y ago
Never thought about this before, in theory does this bring super conductors closer to reality?
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by swypych 7y ago
I suspect you mean stock price growth only, I think the hype of Uber is now catching up with them. Uber most definitely grew over the last three years.
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by swypych 8y ago
You can read the spec here "In Manifest V3, we want activeTab-style host permissions to be the default, with a number of extra options. Instead of being granted access to all URLs on installation, extensions will be unable to request
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by swypych 8y ago
As you may be right ( I honestly don't know), Tesla is clearly driving demand for this feature, proving there is a market for it, causing others companies to heavily invest in it.

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